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Jhullie
Buried in a Good Book | Tamara Berry
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Just wanted to share my new personalized number plates with people who will appreciate them. I‘m trying to ignore the fact that the holes in the bumper were already crooked 😁

TheBookHippie 💙💙💙💙💙 2w
Texreader Love!!!! 2w
LeeRHarry Love it! 🥰 2w
Amiable Fantastic! 2w
28 likes5 comments
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Jhullie
Buried in a Good Book | Tamara Berry
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Came home after a 6 night cruise to the beautiful Whitsundays and plonked down in front of the heater with the book I didn‘t get to finish on the cruise 🚢

CarolynM Wonderful! I love the Whitsundays. 3w
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Librarybelle
Murder on Cape Cod | Maddie Day
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Mehso-so

The first in a series set on Cape Cod, this one had a lot going on…and not all in a good way. Lots of nonessential info that could not even be described as red herrings. I‘d say more, but it may be considered spoilerish. Let‘s just say it‘s confusing. #Xander #CatsOfLitsy

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2mo
MemoirsForMe 😻😻😻 2mo
AnnCrystal 💕😻💝. 2mo
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Kshakal
Bedeviled Eggs | Laura Childs
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Eggs Love this 🥚🧡🥚 3mo
TEArificbooks Good cozy mystery series 3mo
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Librarybelle
Caramel Crush | Jenn McKinlay
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Pickpick

Angie really annoyed me in this one! But, I don‘t think I‘d get along with Angie in real life, so props to Mel! 😂

Mel owes a former college friend a favor, and she is on the hunt for the real murderer. Lots of cupcakes, some shady business, and a real humdinger of a cliffhanger. Glad to see this series has picked up again! #LitsyAToZ #LetterC

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Librarybelle
Vanilla Beaned | Jenn McKinlay
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Pickpick

This one was so much better than the last couple I read in the series! The mystery and the solution seemed a little flimsy to me, but Mel and Angie in Vegas was a fun location for them. And, I‘m now craving cupcakes! 😂

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rwmg
The Cruellest Month | Hazel Holt
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Panpan

Staying with an old friend in Oxford, Mrs Malory finds that her godson is more upset than his family realises about having found a body, crushed under falling bookshelves, because he believes it was no accident. She decides to investigate.

I would have loved the setting and characters in this cozy when it first came out around 1990 but now I found it rather meh, especially in its characterisation of gay men.

Reggie Were they the sassy sidekicks? 4mo
rwmg @Reggie See spoilers below 4mo
rwmg There were two gay men in the novel. One was the murderer and the other was a bitch who took great pleasure in telling the POV character how he and his then boyfriend had emotionally manipulated her 20 years before, thus wrecking some of her most precious memories of her university days.

No objection to gay men being the villains but not when they are the only gay men in the book.
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Reggie Totally agree with you. 4mo
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LeslieO
Ink and Shadows | Ellery Adams
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Reading the tagged book reminded me that I never finished tracking last year‘s series progress.
TOP ROW: continuation of series I‘m in the middle of (the real goal)
MIDDLE ROW: series started and finished
BOTTOM ROW: new series started
#SeriesLove2024.
Hope to do better with series I‘m in the middle of this year.

TheSpineView Great job! ❤️📚❤️ 5mo
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Pickpick

An old friend turns up on the Ducote sisters' doorstep, convinced her family are trying to kill her. Unfortunately, the family soon figures out where she's gone and follow, straining the sisters' hospitality to its limits, and that's before the deaths start.

First in a spin-off series. I could definitely have done with a family tree to keep Rosabelle's family straight in my mind.